Premier forms new Lebanese Cabinet with eight holdovers
Beir ut reports Premier Abdullah Yaffi reorganized a 10 man Lebanese Cabinet, retaining eight ministers who resigned Tuesday. In other dispatches, 17 guests died in Spain when a dance floor collapsed during an after wedding celebration. Seventeen killed and about 100 injured. The bride survived. In Korea the UN evacuated neutral truce inspectors to the DMZ, 16 from several nations. In Algeria, France sent fresh troops as eastern and western drives against nationalists continued with coastal mopup and marine landings under air cover.
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Algiers
France
Mediterranean
Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Reported Friday
Memorial Hospital records list Admittances Friday including Melissa Kelsey Kimball surgical John Leroy 601 N Steuben medical Ira Uden Buffalo surgical Ople Warner 502 N Evergreen medical Orian Gale Humboldt medical Admittances today Deloris Slocum 208 N Lafayette surgical Debra Chapman 410 N Steuben surgical Sherry Bennett Humboldt surgical Dismissals Friday include Mrs Richard Pilcher and daughter Humboldt Mrs Marie Zehner Thayer Mrs Lula Woodruff Kincaid William Hilton 1012 S Santa Fe Mrs Fred Johnston 413 W Main Birth Friday Mr and Mrs Oren Hass 1 2 E 2nd Highway Patrol Hearings City Court Charles William Wilson Bonner Springs exceeding truck speed limit 10 dollars and costs Ore Ray Chapman rural Chanute defective equipment 5 dollars and costs Edward McCall Peck Oklahoma City speeding 10 dollars and costs Virgil Dean Sandford Barnesville illegal passing 10 dollars and costs Leland Mead Ewens Caney illegal passing 10 dollars and costs Theodore Fredrick Ahlers 230 S Kansas speeding 10 dollars and costs
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Humboldt
Marie G. Zehner
Thayer
Lula Woodruff
Kincaid
William Hilton
S. Santa Fe
Fred Johnston
W. Main
Oren Hass
Charles William Wilson
Bonner Springs
Ore Ray Chapman
Chanute
Edward McCall Peck
Oklahoma City
Virgil Dean Sandford
Barnesville
Ilegal
Leland Mead Ewens
Caney
Theodore Fredrick Ahlers
S. Kansas
Mary Ann McGrew Named Miss Kansas
Mary Ann McGrew of Wellington, a 20 year old KU sophomore, was named Miss Kansas and will compete at Miss America in Atlantic City. Norma Jean Cook of Winfield placed second and Kay Winegarner of Arkansas City third.
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Pratt
Mary Ann McGrew
Wellington
University of Kansas
Kansas
Atlantic City
Norma Jean Cook
Winfield
Kay Winegarner
Arkansas City
Joe Ann Kelley
Carol Jean Heuvermann
Prairie Village
McGrew
J. M. McGrew
College
Farm Program For Balance
Rutland Vermont Secretary Benson warned against new policies causing oversupply as the soil bank aims to balance farm production with markets by 1959. He described surpluses worth over nine billion dollars created by price supports and contrasted today’s brighter dairy outlook with two years ago when unsold products piled up. He credited sales promotions and efficiency gains for dairy improvements.
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Rutland
Benson
Vermont
New Soil Bank
Swindle Sentenced for Bogus Check Charge in Phoenix
Dewey Swindle, 54, is sent to prison for the fourth time for issuing a bogus check to fund a job search. The court imposed a sentence of three to five years.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Dewey Swindle
Swindle
Dr. McKinney Named Whitney Visiting Professor 1956 57
Dr. Mary E. McKinney of Iola selected as one of seven Whitney Visiting Professors for 1956 57 by the John Hay Whitney Foundation. The appointment places her at Austin College in Sherman Texas. She is the sole woman among the appointees from Oklahoma Illinois Memphis Vanderbilt and Cincinnati.
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Mary E. McKinney
Iola
George W. Donaldson
Chanute
Whitney
John Hay Whitney Foundation
Jennise
Kansas University
Baltimore
McKinney
Austin College
Snerman
Texas
Alpion College
Albion
Mich
University of Chicago
University of Oklahoma
University of Illinois
Southwestern
Memphis
Vanderbilt
University of Cincinnati
Dr Coburn Dies in Kansas City Home
Dr. Clay Coburn, 63, longtime physician of 57 years and former member of the State Board of Health, died yesterday after collapsing at his home in Kansas City.
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Kansas City, Kas
Clay &. Coburn
State Board of Health
Six Cities Selected For Teachers Meeting
Kansas State Teachers Assn selects six convention sites for 1957 with a possible seventh added later. Meetings set for Nov 7-8 in Salina Hays Dodge City Pittsburg Wichita Topeka and a June decision on the seventh location. A seven section plan is new this fall and a previous sales year budget of 251933 dollars was approved. Co Wright executive secretary and staff re elected for two years.
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Topeka
Kansas State Teachers Assn
Salina
Hays
Dodge City
Pittsburg
Wichita
Kansas City
Garden City
Parsons
Hutchinson
Co. O. Wright
Tombstone for Mother Drives Theft Guilty Plea
William Quarles admitted stealing and forging a $160 tax refund check to raise money for a tombstone for his deceased mother. The 33 year old told Federal Judge James C Connell that his mother died two years ago and asked for a probation report before sentencing.
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Cleveland
William Quarles
Quarles
James Oliver
James C. Connell
Navy Recruiter to Visit Joplin Post Office Weekly
A U S Navy recruiter from Joplin will be at the post office building each Monday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in a basement room to provide information. Young men and women may contact the recruiter then or write to the Navy Recruiting Substation, Post Office Building, Joplin. Mary Lou and Sue Anne Wendeln left after a week with parents Mr and Mrs O B Wendeln. Sue Anne plans Valparaiso University summer school and Mary Lou will spend summer at Camp Arcadia on Lake Michigan. BPW to meet Wednesday Ada Livingston chairs scrapbook committee.
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US. Navy
Joplin
U.S. Navy
Mary Lou
Sue Anne Wendeln
O. B. Wendeln
S. Highland
Sue Anne
Valparaiso University
Valparaiso
Ind
Mary Louis
Camp Arcadia
Lake Michigan
BPW
Ada Livingston
No Actual Threat Made Against Local Official
A man promised a fee for killing a local official but indicated he did not intend to carry it out. No evidence of any actual attempt was presented in the proceedings.
Kansas Favored in Central Collegiate Track Meet
Kansas the Big Seven champion and top field aces leads the 31st Central Collegiate Conference championships at Marquette Stadium. Michigan sends three athletes, Notre Dame and Iowa also contend, with Kansas counting Nieder Bitner and Oerter among key performers.
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Milwaukee
Kansas
Michigan
Marquette Stadium
Jayhawks
Notre Dame
Iowa
Bill Nieder
Les Bitner
al Oerter
Nieder
Bitner
Oerter
Former College Stars Win at Airmen's Meet
Riverside California hosted the opener of the World wide Air Force track and field championships with former college stars dominant. Parry O'Brien won the shot put at 58 feet 9.4 inches, Thane Baker captured the 100 yard dash in 9.5 seconds. The top three in each event advance to the All-Service championships at the Los Angeles Coliseum next week.
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Riverside
Calif
Parry O'Brien
Thane Baker
Kansas State
Los Angeles
Property transfers listed in Allen County records
A series of land and lot transfers are recorded, detailing moves by multiple owners including Webb, McCall, Denison, Vaughn, Willits, Frame, Heath, Ulrich, Lamb, McDonald, and Weiner. Properties span towns such as Humboldt Lola Moran and Iola, with parcels in town blocks and fractional sections.
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Lenora W. Denison
Florence W. Schmidt
Pauline W. Hume
C. M. Vaughn
Humboldt
Marmaton Township
Alien Co
C. Allen Houk
Moran
Allen Co
Lyle L. Frame
Orval K. Frame
John N. Powell
Chauncey M. Heath
Hester Heath
Otto Fiene
Lewis J. Oneslanger
Beatty Alien Ray
J. KE. Estep
B. EF. Lorance
John M. Sheilar
Dorothy J. Hart
Leland H
Arlene Ulrich
Iola
Omi E. Lamb
Melvin Ernest Lamb
Tola
J. E. Woods
Harold Stewart
Ellsworth F. Stewart
Lyman Stewart
Dale Weiner
Joe Weiner
UT Freshman Hurdler Sets 440H Record Pace at Houston Meet
Eddie Southern, UT freshman, ran the 440 yard hurdles in 51.5 seconds at the first annual University of Houston meet of champions, beating the American record by one tenth of a second.
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Houston
Tex
Eddie Southern
University of Texas
University of Houston
Classified ad pricing and deadlines from The Tribune
The notice outlines insertion rates per word for classifieds, with 0.4 cents for the first insertion, 0.8 cents for the second, and 1.3 cents for the third. minimum charges, boldface and caps, discounts for early payment, and blind ads extra. Also details six month contracts, out of area pricing, and deadlines for same day or next day publication by 3 p.m. prior day.
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Tribune
Local Market Prices and Stock Items Listing
Market prices for eggs including Grade A Large Grade A Medium and Grade B Large with missing data. Items listed include sweet cream premium cream No 2 cream and various poultry weights with hens roosters and current receipts recorded though portions unreadable.
Social Calendar June 11 1956 entries
VFW auxiliary hosts Memorial building birthday dinner at 6 30 with table service. Mary Martha Guild at Presbyterian church holds 6 30 dinner. Santa Fe Women's Federation meets at Santa Fe club room at 2 p.m.
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VFW
Mary Martha Guild
Presbyterian Church
Santa Fe Women’s Federation
Santa Fe
Deaths and Funeral of Mrs Mary Anna Friederich
Mrs Mary Anna Friederich died at 8 45 this morning at her home nine miles southeast of Chanute She leaves nine children Henry Feld Earlton Rienold Friederich Eric and Mmes Henry Briener Julious Rensing Clarence Greeve Gus Breiner Ed Breiner Otto and Julious Friederich all of Chanute Her husband Henry Friederich died in 1904 Two children also preceded her in death The family requests no flowers and donations to the cancer fund are preferred.
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Mary Anna Friederich
Chanute
Cancer Fund
Mexican Supreme Court Rules On Attempted Homicide
Mexico City The Mexican supreme court ruled that a person cannot be imprisoned for attempted homicide without proof of an actual attempt. On appeal it freed Javier Rios Vergara from a 12 year sentence on such a charge. Vergara admitted taking part.
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Mexico City
Mexican Supreme Court
Javier Rios Vergara
Vergara
Real Estate Transfers in Neosho and Allen Counties
Transfers include Harry Byers to Neal Mc Coy in Chanute. Cline Devenport to Glenn Kiddoo in Chanute. Lyle Meyer to Wayne Burghart. Rowan to John Miller. Lloyd to Roger Jenkins. Shouse to George Van Leeuwen in St Paul. Union Central Life to Fred Shue in Chanute. Smott to James Mahoney. Boileau to Alban Venneman. Mullen to Kenneth Culbertson in Chanute. Henderson to Oscar Martin. Autry to Harry Johnson Jr. in Chanute. Elsie Carlson to Morris Pack in Chanute. Patterson to Lawrence Cinse in 22-24-18. Thus Bowlus to E W Rogers.
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Neosho County
Harry Byers
Neal McCoy
Cline O. Devenport
Glenn M. Kiddoo
Carpenter
Lyle Meyer
Wayne Burghart
L.L. Rowan
John H. Miller
Thomas J. Lloyd
Roger F. Jenkins
Neosho
Erie
Shouse
George C van Leeuwen
Scannell’'s
St. Paul Union Central Life Insurance Co
Fred
Shue
Elsie Bell Shue
J. Pearl Smott
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Abdullah Yaffi
Cabiet
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Japan
Otozo Yamada
Madrid
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U. N
Demilitarized Zone
South Korea
Daily Transcript
Erich Gimpel
Germany
Arry 5S
Truman
Munich
Bavaria
U. S
Gimpel
THE
Associated Press
Bismarck
N. D
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Edmonton
Dr. McKinney
Dr. Coburn
Tribune Advertisers
Tombstone
Mary Josephine Webb
Gerald L. McCall
Metta Bailey
Same
R.F. Burke
Ralph L. Armstrong
G. L. Ford
Wallace G. Patch
Emma B. McCarley
George Curtis van Nice
Truck Insurance
K. C
Marie Bideau
Edwin H. Bideau
Frank B. Burris
North Wilson
Urbana
Davis
General, Mills
Junior High
Murray Hill
Stown
Schultz & Judy
Highland
C. C. Stoll
South Grant
East Main
North Highland
North Evergreen
Potter’s Hatchery
Chanute, Kas
North Forest
South
South Highland
South Lafayette
Allis
Dearborn
John Deere
Sievers Implement CO
West Main
Chanute Insurance Board
Wesley
N. Highland
Ft. Smith Chair Co
Douglas Or Virtue Dianettes
CC Furniture
Nice
S.W
Paul T. Brennecke
Riley Graham
N. Forest
HR & H
N. Lincoln
Frederick\Cox
Katy
Walter Cox
South Katy
Guardian
Lincoln
Strubhart Ins. Agency
West Elm
Chanute Bait
Washington
Firestone
A. L. Burns
Tom Lacen, Barston
Dorris Tire & Battery
Marsh Insulation Company
Worth Ins
Max Alter
Chanute Iron & Metal
N. Malcolm
Monroe
Chevrolet
Mitchell Motor Co
Buick
East Oak
the Tribune
Chanute City Court
Merrill Moore
Jude Robert Pennington
Louis J. Eaton
John G. Hemphill
Register of Deeds
Elva M. Wood
Ava F. Jeffrey
Co. Commissoner
Lee R Francis
Dwight C. Diver
Walter H. Chappell
Bernice A Land
8. M. Dunham
Marion Showalter
Chas. 8
Nation
Con ‘Ounty
Nellie H. Stevens
Rep
Lee H. Montgomery
C. R Mong
Robert N. Allen
Boecker
Chappy’s
North Steurben
Rushton's
555
Barker’s Dairy Bar
Lasater School OF Dance
Mra
Robert Hosack
Coats Agency
Chappy's
Vandegrift
Bert Stokes
Chanute Tribune
Cooky
Carl Haynes
Clarence Owens
Dorrall L. Jarred
Standard Rendering Co
Idla
Brotton Laundry
Albert Burdick
TV & Radio Service
Jack’s TV
Philco
Rollow TV & Radio
South Santa Fe
Stark Television Repair
South Ashby
Loans and Financial
Monkey
A. S. Burns
Ris
D. Pack
Allen County
Bulola Abstract Co
Dwight B. Patterson
Lawrence E. Cinse
H. Bowlus
E. W. Rogers
Eisenhower Flas
White House
U.S. Army Medical Service
Walter Reed Hospital
Murray Hill School
A. R. Hudspeth
Ifloor Furnace
Paint & Jroof
Main & Highland
Automobile Service
Taylor & Erickson
B. F. Goodrich
BF. Goodrich
Wells Motor CO
Bill Young Chevrolet
Friends
Evergreen
Tubor Motor CO
Earlton
Wayne Gericke
E. Elm
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